San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
If you have an unexpired fixed-term tenancy, then you would normally be stuck until that expired, and would remain liable for rent, etc. if you...
If you have a valid lease, the new owner takes the property subject to that lease. I am not sure why you are asking a bout a writ of possession,...
Regardless of who is called a "primary tenant," if the other people are co-tenants (including by paying rent directly to the landlord), rather than...
Rather than debate the pint, I suggest you timely comply with the notice, and obtain some proof (e.g. witness and/or receipt) that you offered to...
Many restaining orders have an exemption for appearances in court. In any event, unless there is a notice or order which legally requires you...
Landlords only have the right to enter on proper notice, and ONLY for one of the reasons specified in Civil Code Section 1954 - which do not...
If parking was previously available for free, the landlord would have to serve a valid notice of change in terms of tenancy under Civil Code...
If the stipulation included a general release of claims by the landlord, then you would not owe the rent. Otherwise, the landlord might still have...
The landlord would have the legal obligation to intervene under the circumstances you describe, and can be sued for failing to do so. See Andrews...
The misspelling might not matter, since most termination notices are also addressed to something like "and anyone else in possession." For...
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